Eaton FAZ-D1/2-RT 1A 2-Pole 480 V Circuit Breaker

Meet the Eaton FAZ-D1/2-RT 1A 2-Pole 480 V Circuit Breaker—a compact, dependable protection device designed for reliable overcurrent protection in 480 VAC systems. With its authentic Eaton build and part number FAZ-D1/2-RT, this two-pole breaker delivers precise current limiting at 1 amp, safeguarding control circuits, feeders, and small loads without unnecessary trips.

Why this two-pole breaker stands out

Two-pole configuration provides simultaneous interruption of both conductors, enhancing safety and ensuring balanced protection across circuits in demanding industrial environments. Its 480 V rating makes it suitable for medium-voltage distribution in panelboards and control panels, while the 1 A setting targets low-current applications where delicate protection is critical. The FAZ-D1/2-RT line from Eaton is built for consistent performance, delivering predictable tripping behavior when overloads or faults occur, and helping minimize downstream equipment damage.

Key specifications

• Current rating: 1 A
• Poles: 2
• Voltage rating: 480 V
• Part number: FAZ-D1/2-RT

Ideal applications

• Panel boards and control panels in manufacturing environments requiring precise protection for low-current circuits
• Feeder circuits and auxiliary loads within 480 VAC distribution systems
• Replacement or upgrade within Eaton-equipped electrical architectures to maintain system compatibility

Practical benefits and value

Choosing the Eaton FAZ-D1/2-RT means leaning on a trusted protection solution designed for predictable performance in real-world conditions. Its 2-pole design ensures both lines are isolated together during a fault, reducing the risk of arc faults and improving overall safety. The 1 A setting is ideal when protecting sensitive control devices, relays, sensors, or small motors that require tight current control, helping you prevent nuisance trips while still providing robust protection against short circuits.

Installation and use tips

• Verify compatibility with your existing Eaton panel and ensure the 480 V rating aligns with your supply and device requirements
• Mount and wire according to the panel’s guidelines, keeping conductors orderly to maintain clear protection pathways
• Inspect for secure terminations and absence of signs of wear or overheating during routine maintenance
• Match the current rating to the protected circuit’s load to avoid nuisance tripping while maintaining effective protection